Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-02-11
EARLY MORGAN ADVERTISE.
MENTS,


advertisements copied from files of the
Danville (Nt) Star in the State library
at Montpelier. Following are more of
them from the same source:
In 1921 Leeboo, formerly known by the
name of Honest John, is advertised to
stand at Peacham and Danvile at $3.50.
Leeboo is well known and needs no re-
commentator. James +. Norris and
Alpha Warner are the advertisers, and
the notice bears date Hardwick, May l6,
1921.
Under date of Danville, May s, 1922.
NJ. Wait advertises the Dutch Horse to
stand at the stable of the subscriber, in
Danville, at 50 and So. Said horse is the
one known by the name Of the Sinclair
Horse, being the same which Mr.. Joseph
Sinclair brought from the State of Ohio
five years ago, and has been kept in this
vicinity ever since. His oldest colts are
now three years old.
The same horse was taken by other
parties and advertised to be at different
tdNeTnS lIle Sdllle year.
In 1923 The Hunter at Danville; sired
by the noted Webster horse; 16 hands,
dapple gray, 10 years old.
The same year NJ. Wait advcrtises the
noted Dutch Horse, Defiance, in Cabot,
Peacham and Danvile, at 50.
In 1924, under date June I, NJ. Wait add
vertses The Dutch Horse. better known
to some by the name of the Sinclair
Horse, at Danvile.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the pas
ture of L. Chamberlain at Peacham Cor
ner. IA small chestnut-colorcd horse,
stout-built. thick block name and tail, of
a Dutch appearance, six years old.
DAVID HAsELTINE.
Newbury, June %, 1925.
In 1896 there is none.
In 1927 it is announced by Joseph Pope
of Danville, under date May 30, that the
noted dapple-gray horse owned by Sam
Ayres of Wheelock, and Dutch Prince
will stand during the present season at
the following places; viz, at Wheelock,
Danville and Peacham. Dutch Prince
was sired by the noted Sherman Horse,
and for size, elegance of proportion and
goodness of stock is exceeded by none in
this vicinity.
| NOTICE-FOr the information of those
who may be gratified herewith the noted
and celebrated Dutch, Morgan or Sher-
man Horse (Which is one and the same
will stand for the use of mares the ensu-
ing season on St. Johnsbury Plain on
Fridays and Saturdays of each week and
the residue of the week at 5. Vests on
Danville Green.
j. BUCKMINsTER.
May ?, 1928.
For SALE-A pair of five-year-old
Dutch Horses.
HENRY CHAMBERLIN.
Danville, May %, 1929.
First on the docket. The young Sher.
man Horse will be at David GOss' in St
Johnsbury at the stable of Mr.. Rice and
at Danville Green.
n. b. This animal was raised by Da.
yid Goss 4 Son, and warranted to be q
true son of the wonderful Sherman
Horse.
S. C. GLIB.
Danville, May 4, 1881.
Dam a bright bay, fine blood; sold a
$40.
In 1881, also, John Brown of Lyndor
advertises Green Mountain Traveller a
Wheelock, Danville, st. Johnsbury an(
Lyndon. Dark chestnut and as fine fig
ure as can be produced in New England
In 1892 John A. Stanton advertisei
Bold Morgan, sired by young hors'
which was sired by a Dutch horse from
New York; dam by noted Sherman
Horse.
The Young Morgan is advertised t.
stand at Danville in 1888. The same yea
John Ii. Moore announces that Tn,
Batchelder Horse will stand at Danvill,
and Barnet. ID. p. Dana & Co., unde
date Danville, 1888, advertise The Tray
eller at Danyille, Cabot and Marshfeld
, and describe him as six years old, abou
, u hands. John Buckminster of Danvill
; the same year advertses three colts b,
the noted Sherman Horse to stand at S
to 81.
, VIII stand at the stable of the subscrib
er at Danville, at Peacham and Cabot,
number of the REAL Morgan Horses Sc
: lected from dozen of that blood, iron
which circumstance it is thought not as
, Stunning or arrogant to just suggest tina
being thus selected they are considere,
superior to any other horses ia the State
j. BUCKMINsTER.
= Danville, May 10, 1884.
The Traveller is advertised in 1884.
In 1885 the Batchelder Horse is adver
1 tised to stand at Danville Green, Fan
e rington's in Walden, Hardwick Hollow
4 Hardwick street, Greensboro and Wa
t den. "The Batchelder Horse was sire
!. by the old Sherman and needs no bette
e recommendation than reference to hi
0 stock, which is universally considere
e superior to that of any other horse of tn
e Morgan breed in this vicinity. He wi